Australian Dictionary of Biography

• Louisa Larsen
• Louisa Albury
• Archie Lawson

17 February, 1848
Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia

12 August, 1920 (aged 72)
Gladesville, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• Anglican
• Methodist

Includes the religion in which subjects were raised, have chosen themselves, attendance at religious schools and/or religious funeral rites; Atheism and Agnosticism have been included.

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• Lawson, Henry (son)
• Windeyer, Mary Elizabeth (friend)
• Todd, Ellen Joy (friend)
• Holden, Frances Gillam (colleague)
• Scott, Rose (colleague)
• Montefiore, Dorothy Frances (colleague)
• Windeyer, Margaret (colleague)
• Kendall, Thomas Henry (supported)
• Roth, Adam (neighbour)

• Mudgee Public School (Sydney) (student, 1854-1863)

• poet (1866-1920) New South Wales, Australia
• short story writer (1866-1920) New South Wales, Australia
• newspaper editor (1887-1905) New South Wales, Australia
• newspaper owner (1887-1905) New South Wales, Australia
• women's activist (1888-1920) New South Wales, Australia
• women's suffragist (1888-1920) New South Wales, Australia

• Australian Media Hall of Fame (inductee, 2017)

• Dawn Club (Sydney) (member, 1889)

• Louisa Lawson Cres (Gilmore, ACT) (eponym)
• Louisa Lawson Place (Bondi) (eponym)
• Louisa Lawson Reserve (Marrickville, Sydney) (eponym)

• Sydney Ragged Schools (patron)
• Sydney Technical College (member)
• Womanhood Suffrage League of New South Wales (council member, 1891-1893)
• Womanhood Suffrage League of New South Wales (member, 1891-1902)
• Sydney Technical College (board member, 1893)
• Women's Progressive Association (NSW) (council member, 1902)

• Gladesville Mental Hospital (Sydney) (resident, ?-1920)

• asylum patient (NSW, ?-1920)

• Dawn newspaper (Sydney) (owner, 1888-1905)